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My ACA premium is increasing 240%

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Autoridades federales comparten datos de viajeros con ICE, incluso en vuelos nacionales

La Administración de Seguridad en el Transporte (Transportation Security Administration, TSA) está proporcionando a las autoridades migratorias de Estados Unidos listas con los nombres de personas que se espera viajen a través de aeropuertos del país, como parte del programa de deportaciones de la administración del presidente Donald Trump, según informó The New York Times.

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My ACA premium is increasing 240%

My husband and I are small business owners, so we rely on the Affordable Care Act for health care coverage. We currently pay $400 per month for medical and dental care. But, because of Republicans’ refusal to fix the crisis they’ve created, our monthly medical health premium is expected to cost us 240% more in 2026. And my daughter, a Medicaid recipient, could lose coverage altogether.

Carolina del Norte aprueba aumentos de seguros de salud que empiezan en Enero

Las autoridades de Carolina del Norte han aprobado importantes aumentos en las primas de los seguros de salud del Affordable Care Act (ACA), dejando a muchos residentes con un inesperado “choque de etiquetas”. Estos incrementos aplican antes de los subsidios federales, que actualmente están en el centro de un estancamiento político a nivel nacional.

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North Carolinians slam Michael Whatley amid his campaign kickoff in Washington DC

Whatley, a longtime D.C. insider and former Big Oil lobbyist, held his kickoff event in the nation’s capital with wealthy donors and special interests — a move his critics say underscores where his priorities lie. Murdock and Graybill argue that while Whatley courts billionaires, North Carolinians are left to deal with the consequences of his record and policies.

AG Jeff Jackson fights to lower energy costs for North Carolinians

“Thousands of families were going to have the option to install solar power, save money, and have another energy option after a major storm. Now the EPA has illegally cancelled those funds – so I’m going to court to bring $150 million back to our state,” Jackson said in a press release.

North Carolina’s Clean Energy Gains at Risk as Federal Incentives Fade

According to an analysis from Energy Innovation, the OBBBA would drive up the average household energy costs by $220 in 2030 and nearly $490 in 2035. In addition, the federal bill is expected to cut over 41,000 jobs from North Carolina’s workforce in 2030 and another 32,000 jobs by 2035.

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